Learn to Make an Animated Image Gallery using HTML5 (Udemy.com)

Well Explained in a neat step by step format. Code files are missing but I paused and typed and made the project to work. Thanks its a Good learning experience for a beginner.

Very good match. But there were gaps in the flow of the course content. He never explained the download resource (program files) was zip file. Had to make a guess. The HTML, CSS part was very good. For a person without any JS knowledge this might be a stepping stone.

A good place to start if you have no idea what to make for a project, provided you have some knowledge of the tools or concepts before taking this course. Overall, it's wasn't too confusing, just some hiccups with different versions of libraries. (Section 3: Use .on() instead of .live() in later versions.)

I learned how to implement JQuery Quicksand plugin and it was very helpfull to the script.js, because he explains step by step and I guess that this enriched a little bit my Java script knowledges too. I'll search for more courses of Eduonix-Tech. Thank you for sharing with us what you know.

I enjoyed the class and learned quite a bit. The instructor is clearly an experienced developer, but he needs to plan his lectures out (possibly write a script?) It felt, at times, as though the code was being written "on the fly" which resulted in errors that then had to be fixed. Overall, I would recommend the course, but not to anyone who is an absolute beginner.

Brad explains the complicated process of building a animated image gallery and uses html5 in simple terms that every one who knows JS and Jquery should understand and can add more functions to the gallery.

Pretty useful and helpful but a little outdated. I tried to use this gallery inside a bootstrap project but it didn't work. I found out that bootstrap and this gallery use a different version of jquery and make them incompatible. On the other hand It was very helpful to achieve the same result with a little effort

Quality of this course is very good.But their thus a problem if you give your notepad font a little bit bigger then that.

This course is very helpful in many ways. I enjoy that it's mostly hardcoded - which makes it a lot simpler to understand. It's good to challenge myself on my previous knowledge by pausing the video and to create something ahead of the instructor to see if I did it correctly. If you want to make a website that includes an animation feature as smooth as this, then it's definitely worth learning. The only thing I would prefer is if the instructor used Brackets for their code rather than the text editor. :) -Shannzo

Thank You Your course had allowed me to extend my html5 and fancybox knowledge. This is very useful to apply to many starter display situations.